spark plugs and wires
02-14-2006, 10:49 AM
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Changed my plugs yesterday and did remove the STB because it was windy and cold out and didn't want to stay out long.
Took about 45 min. complete with cold feet.
Took about 45 min. complete with cold feet.
02-14-2006, 11:27 AM
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These engines are one of the easiest ones there is GM wise to work on. The 3800SC in my Fiero only takes about thirty minutes to do a complete tune up plugs, wires and an oil change. With the 2.8l in there it required unbolting the engine cradle and about two hours to do the same job. Gotta love 3800 engines. Dan
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Re: spark plugs and wires
Originally Posted by lash
I don't want to beat a dead horse, but DO NOT USE BOSCH PLUGS! They don't last long and typically cause problems in our cars.
Use NGK or AC Delco Plugs AC Delco or Belden wires
That'* what we've found works best.
Use NGK or AC Delco Plugs AC Delco or Belden wires
That'* what we've found works best.
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